September 25 is National One-Hit Wonder Day. What better way to commemorate it than taking a trip down memory lane with some of the best Latinx one-hit wonders? We’re throwing it back musically for ...
Mexican-American actor Danny Trejo is one of the most prominent Latino actors. Many of us grew up watching him in films like ...
Before “Bidi Bidi Bom Bom,” “Amor Prohibido,” and “Como La Flor” became Selena Quintanilla’s signature hits, there was “Oh Mamá.” The song offers a glimpse of a young performer finding her footing—and ...
We’re only a day away from the 2026 World Cup kicking off, and there’s already backlash unfolding around Julieta Venegas’ new song, “La Niña Futbolista,” which she has already performed ahead of the ...
Representation of Latinos in media is of the utmost importance. Kids should grow up seeing people of their culture, race, and identity on TV screens, and on movie screens. Latinxs should be included ...
The late Mexican singer Selena Quintanilla Perez has remained a legendary musical icon for many of us. She still lives in our hearts and is a role model who many women and young girls still look up to ...
Selena’s iconic Amor Prohibido outfit joins the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, honoring her enduring influence and legacy.
It was a familiar little world—one that, in 2001, made room for a new family moving in next door. In “Arthur and Los Vecinos, ...
Lowriders, skinny eyebrows, winged eyeliner, Dickies, and Ben Davis. East Los Angeles, El Paso’s Segundo Barrio, the Southwest, and San Francisco’s Mission District. There is a certain aesthetic and ...
Considered the first freestyle hit, Shannon’s “Let the Music Play” was released in 1983. It reached #1 on Billboard’s Hot 100 chart that same year, and continues to be a dance classic. Stevie B is the ...
Mexican superstar Juan Gabriel is truly a Latinx legend. He wrote and recorded over 1,000 songs and sold a whopping 100 million records. Songs of his are an undeniable, integral part of Latinx culture ...
Aida Rodriguez has built a multifaceted career by refusing to let the industry decide what kind of artist she can be.